Miss Edith Warner’s Will and a Mercenary Suitor
A village hotel tale centers on Edith Warner, a wealthy visitor who draws lawyer Bolton into a secret will crafted for relatives and servants. Bolton, plotting marriage for money, falls for Warner as she recovers, while the tale hints at political ambitions and the mercenary view of matrimony.
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Bolton
Howe
Las Dica
Iftel
Sowa
Abel ‘Ea
Tedars
Edith Warner
Harnesf
Hunter
Misa Warner
Miss Warner
Betty
Pease
Mies Warner
Edwar
Theo
Charles
Edward
Warner
Anna
Mr. Bolton
Tahall
Tecome
Mise Warner
Beamze
Mia
Congress
Abe
Jabo
Mise
Hag
Edith
Kean
Florida Our Land of Flowers and Liver Cure Ad
A fragmented 19th century ad touts Cour eens Honey of Tar for coughs and a Green's August Flower for liver and dyspepsia. It claims sample bottles, 10 cents, and sale across Western towns. It mentions T. S. Powszur in Cuthbert, Ga, and a seaside folkloric phrase about the liver as king.
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J. W. Stantorp
Cis
Florida
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Fliot
Grifin
Teethina
Powett
Carhbert
Barton
Ahe
Hal
Maire
Benhulla
Iar Bertovir
Ae Fee Tel Te Ter Fertio
Fia Idsivart Nig Ct
Toomss
Tampkin Aerects
Georgia
TA Alulon & Simpsons
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